OAS Staff Federal Credit Union is set to convert its core processor to EPL's i-POWER open-core system
EPL said in a release it is “well-positioned” to support OAS Staff FCU and its members -- some 40% of whom reside internationally. Based in Washington DC, the $201 million OAS Staff FCU has about 6,500 members in total.
i-POWER, EPL said, is built to accommodate a “high level of customization and integration,” and will empower OAS to “connect more deeply” with members in targeted segments across the globe.
“We look forward to helping OAS systematically enhance their business model, increase operational efficiencies and leverage member data into meaningful decision-making that improves their bottom line,” said Robin Kolvek, CEO at EPL, in a statement.
Carlos Calderon, the CEO at OAS said that EPL’s system will allow the credit union to continue to expand in the United States and abroad in a “safe, innovative and compliant manner by providing a flexible, efficient and integrated platform – streamlining our member experience through seamless implementation of third-party services and solutions.”
Separately, EPL also finalized core-conversion agreements with the $46.7 million Churchill County Federal Credit Union of Fallon, Nev.; and with the $41.3 million Helco Federal Credit Union of Hilo, Hawaii.
In addition, EPL also signed three multi-year, core-renewal agreements with the $135 million Zia Credit Union of Los Alamos, N.M.; the $11.3 million Palace City Federal Credit Union of Mitchell, S.D.; and the $31.5 million Pueblo Government Agencies Federal Credit Union of Pueblo, Colo.
